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DMS/2 (Decisional Models Solution, version 2) is a computer package for solution of nonlinear econometric models. This technical report describes the new features that improve over the DMS-package.
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A method for evaluating the reliability of policy recommendations derived from a linear dynamic structural econometric model in the framework of the linear quadratic control problem has been recently proposed by Friedmann (1980, 1981). The method analytically derives the asymptotic distribution...
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This paper shows how to compute asymptotic standard errors of the characteristic roots of a nonlinear econometric model. The system of simultaneous equations is linearized in the neighborhood of a given point, then characteristic roots and related standard errors are computed.
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DMS/2 (Decisional Models Solution, version 2) is a computer package for solution of nonlinear econometric models. This technical report describes the new features that improve over the DMS-package.
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Some results os stochastic simulation of a small Italian macroeconometric model are presented.
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Some results os stochastic simulation of a small Italian macroeconometric model are presented.
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It is known that a program loaded into the User Program Area can load, via SVC 202, only programs to be allocated in the Transient Program Area and not programs to be allocated in the same User Program Area. To allow any program to use also this second type function, a procedure is proposed in...
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An Interactive Management of Time Series user can create new functions which cannot be reconstructed by means of existing functions, and use them as operators of the language.
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The stochastic simulation of an econometric model is an application of Monte Carlo methods. Deterministic simulation is performed setting error terms to zero. Stochastic simulation, on the contrary, takes into account the disturbance terms, solving the model after adding a vector of...
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Purpose of this paper is the description of the tecniques used to generate pseudo-random numbers, to be added as disturbance terms to the stochastic structural equations of econometric models. These disturbance terms should have the same statistical properties as the residuals obtained, in each...
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